Upgrade Storage"Notes" section reflects embedded comments
Zotero is the bomb, and this is easy to tell by the amount of people that instantly jump into it after using it for a bit of time, abandoning other library management softwares they are using.
There's, however, one section that is currently far from friendly and could use a revamp - the notes section. In addition to just make it easier to use and more slick, I think one feature that would be very welcome by many is the possiblity of the software somehow indexing the notes that the users are introducing in the text - that way the user could get a unified place for the comments written on a document, and also know what has been deemed relevant/suspicious from a text without explicitly openening it.
(Including a reference to highlitghts would be cool as well but not as urgent as this)
Thanks for your consideration!
There's, however, one section that is currently far from friendly and could use a revamp - the notes section. In addition to just make it easier to use and more slick, I think one feature that would be very welcome by many is the possiblity of the software somehow indexing the notes that the users are introducing in the text - that way the user could get a unified place for the comments written on a document, and also know what has been deemed relevant/suspicious from a text without explicitly openening it.
(Including a reference to highlitghts would be cool as well but not as urgent as this)
Thanks for your consideration!
For making annotations indexed (by writing them to Zotero notes) have a look at www.zotfile.com